President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure shows that his personal fortune has expanded dramatically since returning to the White House, with his flagship Florida properties, Mar-a-Lago and Trump National Doral, posting record revenues. The figures have renewed scrutiny over the intersection of Trump's private business empire and his role as president, as both resorts increasingly serve as venues for political fundraising, meetings with foreign leaders, and events hosted by businesses seeking access to the administration.
According to the disclosure filed with the Office of Government Ethics, Trump received nearly USD77.5 million in income from Mar-a-Lago in 2025, an increase of more than 50% compared with the previous year and roughly three times the amount reported from the club in 2020. Trump National Doral also posted record results, generating approximately USD122 million in income after bringing in about USD110 million the year before.
The growth follows a period in which Trump has made frequent visits to both properties, traveling there more than two dozen times since the beginning of last year. During those visits, the resorts hosted million-dollar fundraising dinners, Republican political events, meetings with foreign dignitaries, and gatherings organized by industry groups and business organizations. Mar-a-Lago, where Trump has declared his primary residence, has increasingly become a destination for guests hoping to encounter the president in an informal setting, with people familiar with the club saying he often spends evenings dining on the terrace and speaking with members.
